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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
Analyzed reasons for persistently low gasoline prices, noting the Standard Oil Company’s role as a driver of affordability. Cites several contributing factors shaping the market dynamics and retail costs.
Linton business interests plan a large July 4 celebration with an executive committee of F. J. Pietz Fred Heinrich and H. H. Hanson in charge. Committees cover finance publicity decoration parade program music soldiers and sailors baseball sports privileges with members named across several local figures. Further details will be released next week.
After the 20th day of June 1919 the road across the north half of the northeast quarter of section 10 183 79 will be closed to the public. The public laid out road runs along the north line of said land. B C A Denholm Linton North Dakota.
The City of Linton North Dakota invites bids for sidewalk and crosswalk construction in accordance with 1913 law and city specifications. Bids due by 7 P M July 7 1919 with certified check of 100 and surety bond. City Auditor E H Smith signed the notice dated June 14 1919.
A dark red bull without horns, about 1.5 years old with light eye rings, was taken up at A. C. Brooks farm four miles southwest of Linton around April 1, 1919. Owner must prove property and pay charges. Adv notice.
The Farmers' Elevator Co. of Linton calls a stockholders annual meeting for 2 p m Saturday June 28 1919 at the courthouse in Linton. Hans Hanson secretary. Also an advertisement invites readers to see John Schenkenberger for a piano auto player piano or phonograph with current prices.
Linton Power and Light urges contractors to consult before lath and plaster work begins to cut wiring costs. The notice emphasizes early coordination to ensure proper electrical layout and avoid expensive retrofits.
The Linton Light and Power Company announces it is equipped to charge storage batteries. The plant now has ample power capacity to handle the work and invites customers to give it a trial.
Six weeks session begins June 23 at the Normal and Industrial School Ellendale North Dakota. R M Black president invites applications for teaching positions with competent faculty and reasonable expenses. Credits recognized and courses in academic and industrial subjects offered on a state institution campus. For information write or call at the school.
A brown mare about four years old with halter, a gray mare about four, and a pony mare about eight hundred pounds were reported missing from the T. J. Richardson sale. The owners are asked to call, pay charges, and remove the animals. Contact W E O'Donald Temvik ND.
The undersigned on his farm 3 miles northwest of Hague offers a red and white yearling bull calf for sale. Ownership transfer requires proving property and paying charges. Martin Van Soest, Hague, North Dakota. 10-11-12-pd.
At my farm 18 miles southwest of Linton North Dakota on or about May 1 1919 one day more colt two years old no marks or brands Ferdinand Masset details filed for recovery or notice of ownership sought by owner Ferdinand Masset
Came to my farm three miles east of Linton at the L. T. Briggs farm about April 15 1919 one white male hog six months old Owner prove property pay charges and take animal away P H Briggs 8 9 10pd adv Linton N Dak
A seven miles southwest of Hague and eleven miles north of Herreid description notes a about four year old pony weighing 1200 pounds with a white forehead stripe black mane and tail. Owner must prove property and pay charges. ( 8-9-10-pd) Bie Ed. P. Nieuwsma Herreid SD 8. D.
Four states received recent graduates from the Dakota Business College in Fargo North Dakota. Miss Anderson served as stenographer for the U S Land Office in Timber Lake South Dakota. Mr G H Wahler moved to Omaha Nebraska asJedger clerk for Standard Oil Co. Miss Solseth went to Sidney Montana as stenographer for Atty Brattin. Miss L Gerard joined International Harvester Co in Fargo. Address F L Watkins Fargo for enrollment details. Summer course now in session.
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